Please activate it for Enterprise plans as well
All our clients are below 100 employees, yet most of them are on Please activate it for Enterprise plans as wellOffice365 Plan E3, including us selves, and we are only 5 on the team.
All the new goodies, Connections, Listings, Invoicing, MileIQ and Bookings, Outlook Customer Manager are only for Business Premium, why not let the companies that pay more opt-in on these as well?
Ulrich Jorgensen
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Anonymous
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I spoke to Microsoft at the highest level and I have to say there is no one there with any small business sense whatsoever. It was the best feature of Office 365 ever.
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Anonymous
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Thanks to Microsoft for removing the best feature of Office 365
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Choh Lup Kewn
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thankyou for Office365.uservoice.com
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Anonymous
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For MileIQ inquiries with E3 subscriptions, they are helping clients via miqsales@microsoft.com, reach out and they will help you get set-up with accounts.
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Bruce
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ANY UPDATES? are their any email marketing replacements IF connections is gone from Business center?
WHY not allow connections to be used separately of business center?!
WHY did E3 customers never get access to Connections if we pay more than Business Premium customers?!?!?!
@Microsft Admins, cmon, its been a year and a half! Give us an update!!! -
Adam Warner
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Sadly it looks like Connections and several other parts of business center are being retired at the end of November.
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C Smith
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Please make this available in A1 as John H requested.
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Stace Hamilton
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Definately looking for E3/E5!!
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John H
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Also is it possible to make available to academic plans such as Office 365 A1
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Paul
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Another user here looking for Connections in the E3 & E5 tier. We are going to deploy with Mail Chimp next week since this issue keeps my enterprise users from being able to work on the campaigns.
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Anonymous
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Is there anything we can do to make it faster? The issue was raised almost a year ago, and it is still causing pain and frustration to customers today.
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Laurens van Mourik
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Dear Microsoft admin, please take a look at it again. As an Enterprise E3 user I don't want to be condemned anymore to using third party applications or even the email marketing functionality within Microsoft Dynamics. It is just not as user friendly.
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Charles
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Hello, can you share more on the reasons why it's currently not included in Enterprise plans?
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Steve
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No updates?
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Stace Hamilton
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we have mixed licenses in our environment as some need the E3 for MS Phone.
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Anonymous
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Any progress on this? We have E3 and are scratching our heads on why it's still not available.
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Clark Leachman
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Agree with Ulrich makes no sense to not be on Enterprise E3 license. If you are supporting customers you cannot see how it is working and would need to learn on the fly while supporting or purchase a Business Premium license which makes no sense.
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Dave Krigger
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Make Connections part of the O365 E3 and E5 plans. I need E5 for cloud PBX so I am precluded from getting Connections. This does not make sense.
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Interlock Systems
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Agreed. Not having this available in E3 doesn't make any sense. Our users are paying significantly more - why has Microsoft chosen not to offer this to the more expensive tier (E3).
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Derek Gabriel
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We're in this boat as well.. as a partner, since the beginning of Office 365 the mantra we got from account managers was always "lead with enterprise", and we did. All our clients are on some mix of Enterprise accounts, mainly E3/E5 - Enterprise offers more flexibility with licensing when it comes to task workers, it's not one size fits all. However, it's now starting to cause pain that a lot of the new add-ons are only appearing for the low end when they should ultimately be universal to the platform. I mean we could switch all our customers from Enterprise to the Business SKUs, but I can't imagine you want to lose that additional revenue... I know I don't.